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A hog cholera breakout, enforcing Prohibition, the importance of childhood vaccines and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Over the years I’ve casually pursued a hobby of investigating unusual or enigmatic Cape Cod street names, especially names that turn out to signify something quite different than what they seem to suggest.

As floods continue to cause death and destruction across Pakistan, one of country’s experts on climate change, Ali Tauqeer Sheikh speaks up

When was World War II? What was the Berlin Wall? Who invented the cotton gin? This is what you’ll learn about in high school history class. The important

<p>A panel of Evangelical scholars considers the impact of the end of the Roe v. Wade era. </p>

Capturing 175 years of Chicago history with Tribune stories, photos and front pages.

Over the last few decades, Pakistan’s courts have carved themselves a political role in addition to their legal one. As the country’s opposition looks to its next moves, the courts may have a key role to play.

Today on TAP: Tuesday’s January 6th hearing was devised to pack an emotional wallop, but the real news had to seep through the cracks.

American society has become so over-criminalized that, according to the Institute for Policy Studies, the average working adult in this country unintentionally commits an average of three felonies a day. This nation’s obsession with prosecuting and incarcerating millions of its citizens is well known, and many

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